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Our office is located on the Ronda Oeste ring road (C/Pablo Picasso 9, San Miguel de Salinas) between the Repsol petrol station and the Mas y Mas supermarket, and has plenty of easy parking outside. We look forward to meeting you soon! Our hours of business are as follows:
Villas Fox Opening Hours:
Monday - Friday 9am - 6pm
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Website: www.villasfox.com
Office: +34 965 720 198
Andy: +34 679 012 651
Sorelle: +34 616 508 663
Ollie: +34 634 332 155
Tom: +34 602 672 336
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"We are from Scotland and previously bought an apartment in San Miguel over a decade ago. Recently, we decided to buy again as we are retiring soon.
We had a much more positive experience this time; it was more relaxed, no pressure to buy, stress free and uncomplicated through VILLAS FOX.
An estate agency made up of a family team, who have the skills, knowledge and expertise to find us our ideal property (which a large established agency did not do first time round), meeting all, our requirements ( by the way we are very fussy people with high standards), within our price range.
If you are looking for a professional agency, who treat you as a real person, an individual, listen to your needs, act with integrity and are honest, look no further.
Well done Andy, Sorelle and Ollie
THANK YOU for finding us our DREAM HOME"
Monday 28th April will go down as a day to remember for all the wrong reasons! It was the worst power cut in the history of Spain with a situation "cero" where for some time the whole country was reduced to zero supply! At first we still had 5G and could use our mobile phones to send and receive messages, but soon even that became impossible and all the phone lines were down too. It led to chaos, especially in the big cities where the traffic (without the help of traffic lights) became grid-locked, passengers were stuck on some trains, and people had to be rescued from lifts. Fortunately only about 5% of flights had to be cancelled, and hospitals were able to maintain essential services thanks to back-up generators.
It´s still not certain what caused it, but the latest reports are ruling out cyber-attacks. The only way to get news at one point was by listening to Spanish radio in your car (or if you had an old-fashioned battery-powered radio, you could also find out the latest updates). But it was a stark reminder of how reliant we are on modern technology, and how soon things can change in emergencies like this.
Luckily for me, the sun was shining and my camera had a full set of batteries so I was able to take photographs of a couple of the houses we have coming onto the market very soon (we are going through a purple patch with new listings coming on board, so watch this space!)
Back to normal today and the weather is set to improve too, so onwards and upwards!!